Creating Interactive Learning Videos with Edpuzzle
By the end of this project, you will be ready to use Edpuzzle to make video learning content more interactive to improve student learning. Technology plays an ever-increasing role in education, both in the classroom and when moving to online learning. With Edpuzzle, you will begin with videos they have created or found on YouTube, Khan Academy, and other websites. You can then adjust the length, add your own narration, and add comprehension checks to ensure that your videos are not just being watched - they are effective instructional tools.
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- Duration 2 hours
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By the end of this project, you will be ready to use Edpuzzle to make video learning content more interactive to improve student learning. Technology plays an ever-increasing role in education, both in the classroom and when moving to online learning. With Edpuzzle, you will begin with videos they have created or found on YouTube, Khan Academy, and other websites. You can then adjust the length, add your own narration, and add comprehension checks to ensure that your videos are not just being watched - they are effective instructional tools. If you are looking for ways to improve your flipped classroom, hybrid learning, or online learning environment, Edpuzzle is an essential tool to add to your Teacher's Toolkit. *You will need a free Edpuzzle account for this project.Modules
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Enhance your teaching techniques with "Creating Interactive Learning Videos with Edpuzzle." This beginner-level course by Coursera focuses on using Edpuzzle to create engaging, interactive video content for improved student learning. Perfect for educators in flipped, hybrid, or online classrooms, you'll learn to edit, narrate, and add comprehension checks to videos from sources like YouTube and Khan Academy. The course is free, requires a 120-minute commitment, and necessitates a free Edpuzzle account. Ideal for teachers seeking to enrich their instructional toolkit.
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